iPath Bloomberg Copper Subindex Total Return ETN

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United States Copper Index Fund

(Kitco News) - Global refined copper consumption is forecast to reach 27 million tonnes in 2023, increasing by 5% over the two years of the outlook period.

World copper demand to grow on economic recovery and global energy transition - report

Months and weeks of decline may be ending if you look closely at price chart indicators.

Why Copper Stocks Look Interesting Again: A Price Chart Analysis

Copper prices are due to extend their decline next year from record levels touched in 2021 as mine supply ramps up and economic growth tapers in top market China, a Reuters poll found.

Copper to extend slump in 2022 as mines ramp up, China weakens - Reuters poll

(Kitco News) - A supply crunch and growing demand have pushed the copper market to the brink of a new breaking point as the London Metals Exchange adjusts its rules to deal with historically low inventory levels.

Copper is the new toilet paper, hoarding is one reason LME inventories at 47-year low

Commodity traders are rotating out of oil and into industrial metal copper setting it up for a hot cycle.

Copper prices setting up for record surge

Investors should buy the dip in copper over the next three months to benefit from a “supercycle” for the industrial metal that will be driven by decarbonization trends such as the electrification of vehicles and the build-out of the renewable energy grid, according to Citigroup.

The Tell: Why investors should buy the dip in copper over the next 3 months amid a commodity ‘supercycle'

Prices for some commodities, including iron ore and copper, took a hit on Monday, as the potential collapse of one of China's biggest property developers fueled worries about the economy, and potential declines in construction and demand for raw materials.

Commodities Corner: Commodities, including iron ore and copper, take a hit on potential collapse of China's Evergrande

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Quantum chemists believe that gold, silver, and copper could be promising candidates for hydrogen storage. This has huge implications for green energy, as hydrogen is incredibly volatile and challenging to store at ambient temperatures.

Gold, Silver, and Copper Could Be Vessels for Green Energy

(Kitco News) - The copper market continues to struggle as prices fall further from their record highs three months ago. However, one fund manager said there is still an opportunity for the base metal to rally as Congress moves forward with its massive $3.5 trillion stimulus package.

Copper market and producers still look good even as prices fall 15% from record highs - Third Avenue Management

(Kitco News) - According to the data by the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources of the Government of Australia (DISER), in Q1 2021, global mine copper production increased by 2%, constrained by interrupted production in Chile and Peru.

Global copper output up 2% in Q1 2021, but fears of production shortages remain - report

A decline below a key level, not far from the current price, could indicate weakening confidence about demand and a worsening economic outlook.

Is the Economy in Trouble? Copper Prices Are a Worrying Sign.

Copper has had an impressive run so far this year and after a recent pullback from its record highs, tight supplies and rising demand for the industrial metal suggest prices may climb even higher.

Commodities Corner: Copper's run to record highs may not be over yet

(Kitco News) - Copper's robust rally to record highs in the first half of the year could present the high water market for the base metal as its fundamental supply picture starts to balance out, according one research firm.

Copper could fall another 14% and end the year at $8,000 - Capital Economics

The price of Copper continues to be an indicator for the economic recovery, as well as emerging inflationary concerns. We've seen Copper prices rip higher over the past several months (similar to 2009/2010).

Is Copper Reversing Lower From Multi-Decade Price Highs?

A 15-month rally has taken copper futures to an interesting price area. Traders who pay attention to Elliott wave patterns may wish to begin monitoring copper during the remainder of the year with the expectation of a pause or even a large-scale reversal.

Are Copper Futures Nearing Elliott Wave Price Peak?

(Kitco News) - Accoridng to geo-spatial analysis June global copper smelting activity was down due to China entering its seasonal maintenance window.

Copper smelting hits June lull according to satellite surveys

Image Provided By Flickr In a report released last May, Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) analysts estimated that copper prices could skyrocket to $15,000 per ton, a growth of more than 66%, by 2025. While many commodities are enjoying a recent price boost thanks to increasing demand as national economies reopen, copper's recovery has been especially strong due to the increased urgency with which nations are shifting toward greener technologies and energy sources.

Copper's Indispensable Role in Clean Energy Could Drive Price of the Metal Up 66%

Copper, gold, and lumber rallied Monday. Is it more than just a head fake?

Commodities Bounced Back From Last Week's Drubbing. Why The Rally Could Last.

Copper is getting crushed in the worst week since March of 2020.

Copper gutted as China, Fed pressure metals

Copper prices have dropped from a record high last month following efforts by China to stem the rally in commodities. But supply constraints and growing demand suggest that the industrial metal's run-up isn't over yet.

Commodities Corner: Why copper's drop from all-time highs may not mark the end of its run up in prices

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Lumber futures point to a price slide in the winter, while copper could fall 10% over the summer before rebounding, Saxo strategist Ole Hansen said.

Lumber and copper prices have further to slide as speculation dies down and supply catches up, a top commodity strategist says

Copper prices fell to their lowest level in eight weeks this week on concerns that reserves may be released from Chinese state stockpiles. The Chinese government is said to be very concerned about soaring commodities prices in general, and the potential the high price of copper and other metals may have to dampen its economic recovery in the wake of the coronavirus catastrophe.

Copper prices weaken as China plans release of state stockpiles

Copper on Tuesday was trading lower by 0.74% at $9,955 a ton. The metal peaked at a record high of $10,747 on May 10.

Copper tumbles 5% to a 7-week low amid concerns that China will release its stockpiles

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(Kitco News) - According to the Australian Government's Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources (DISER), copper consumption is expected to continue recovering and increasing, driven by improving economic growth and copper's essential role in electrification.

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